Cattle Conditions in Texas Probed at Interstate Hearing
R M Kleberg testified on cattle conditions in South and West Texas, noting improvement but not ideal prospects. He described King Ranch as over a million acres with 80 000 head in 1925 and shipments of 7 000 to 25 000 yearly to Oklahoma and Kansas for fattening. Witnesses cited rate discrimination and the interstate commission weighs broad rate changes for cattle and meat products.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
R. M. Kleberg
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southwest
Texas Railroad Commissioners
Clarence FE. Gilmore
L. A. Smith
F. Stiles
A. S. Parker
Gleberg
King Ranch
Kleberg
Oklahoma
Kansas
Gulf Coast
T. A. Kincaid
Ozona
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association
A. H. Priest
Livestock Traffic Association
Louisiana
J C Penney Purchases Golden Rule Stores In West
J C Penney Company announces the acquisition of twenty Golden Rule Mercantile stores for over 2 million dollars. The deal was finalized in New York on October 4 with Earl C Sams leading Penney negotiations. Stores listed span California Nevada Utah Wyoming including Gilroy Salinas Reno Ogden Rock Springs and Sheridan.
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C. C. Gordon
J. C. Penney Company
Golden Rule Mercantile Company
J. ©. Tenney Company
E. M. Tower
New York City
Earl C. Sams
Tson
Gilroy
Calif
Salinas
Card of Thanks for sympathy and assistance
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy, assistance and floral offerings during the sickness and death of husband and father. Mrs. Sadie M. Odell and family name B. G. Odell John Manzello and Clarence Odell.
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Sadie M. Odell
B. G. Odell
John Manzello
Clarence Odell
San Antonio Airport Renamed Winburn Field
Stinson field in San Antonio will be renamed Winburn field to honor a newspaper reporter killed in a crash there a week earlier. The city cites Winburn and fellow reporters Brooksfield and cadet W. B. Winburn as namesakes tied to the local press and a wartime casualty.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Judge Brooks
Brooksfield
Winburn
Japan Gains Million Population in 1926 Census
Census bureau statistics show Japan’s population increased by about one million in 1926 while marriages declined by 18 591 compared with the prior year.
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Japan
Tokyo
Census Bureau of Japan
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